Mother Charged With Murder Of Daughter
New York May 18. Mrs Helen Tiernan 26 a blonde widow is charged with murdering her seven year old daughter Helen and her lover George Christodulus is charged as an accessory. Neighbors say C had wooed Tiernan and sought to remove the children to share her apartment. Jimmy Tiernan 4 survived a savage attack and provided details of the trip to Brookhaven where Helen died from burns and stab injuries. Tiernan confessed saying she helped kill Helen to make room for Christie as police describe a family tragedy born of love and desperation.
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New York
Helen Tiernan
Helen Tiernen
George Christodulus
Jimmy
Brookhaven
Long Island
George Christie
Connelly
Mrs. Tiernan
State Hospital For the
Central Isle
N. Y
Christie
Helen
George
German Girls to Farms Berlin
German girls may volunteer for farm labor to relieve land labor shortages and aid farming, instead of joining the Women's Labor Corps proper. True Democracy demands faith in the destiny of the people.
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Berlin
Women’s Labor Corps
Sorosis Club Concert Featuring Lydia Heller in Amherst
Miss Lydia Heller contralto headlines a Thursday evening concert at St. Peter's Church in Amherst with a four part program featuring Italian arias, German lieder, and selections by Brahms and Kreisler. Also notices: May Senior League and church group gatherings, Pythian Sisters degree, Men's Club, Women's Union, W E A convention, and a free Talking Movie Cooking school event.
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Amherst
Ohio
Sorosis Club
Lydia Heller
St. Peter's Church
Rendini
Mitrane
Rosai
Addie
Tosti
Saint Saens
Sampson and
Delilah
Poldowski
Schubert
Grier
Brahms
Brewer
Kreisler
Woodman
League of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Women’s Union
St. Peter’s Church
Adam Hahn
Park Avenue
R. L. Menz
Pythian Hall
Methodist
Bride Wakes Up at Mary Jane Theatre Tonight
School picture The Bride Wakes Up shows at Mary Jane Theatre today Wednesday and Thursday with free advance box office tickets. Ladies may attend. others first class of St Peter's Evangelical and Reform held a Backwards party at Miss Virginia Witte home with Miss June Twige as assistant hostess.
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Mary Jane Theatre
St. Peter's Evangellical and Reformed Church
Virginia Witte
June Twige
Virginia Winson
Helen Hollingsworth
Margaret Gawr
Lucch
Water Miller
Violet Jones
Virginia Vinson
Dorothea Ernst
Audrey Bierman
Helen Berger
Fifty Seniors Attend Elyria Court Session Monday
Fifty seniors gathered in Elyria Monday afternoon to attend a court session. A Bible study is set for Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Hogue on Lincoln Street.
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Elyria
Mrs. Hogue
Lincoln Street
Meeting Postponed By Women's Democratic Club
The Women's Democratic Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening has been postponed one month. Briefs note Mr and Mrs B A Jenne moving from Cleveland Avenue to 289 Church Street Ruth property. Lorain visitors Arthur Wohcklerer and Alger Wilbur guests. Open house hosted by Rev and Mrs B H Ryan at the parsonage. Norma June Knapp returns home after visiting Cleveland relatives. Rev and Mrs B H RRan guests of Mr and Mrs C G Rush. La Grange.
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B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
Ruth
Church Street
Arthur Wohcklerer
Lorain
FL HH. Jenne
Alger Wilbur
Cleveland
B. H. Ryan
Norma June Knapp
B. H. Rran
C. G. Rush
la Grange
Two Boys Tried To Enter Mrs Robinson's Home
Police investigated a report from Mrs Gorge Robinson of 133 Parkview Court that two boys, about 14, attempted to pick the rear door lock. She named the pair. both denied involvement and no further action was taken.
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Gorge Robinson
Parkview Court
Robinson
Mae West Demurrer Sustained in Milwaukee Marriage Case
Mae West retains spinster status after Superior Judge Robert W. Kenny sustains her demurrer in a court skirmish with Frank Wallace the New York vaudeville performer who seeks to be known as her husband Wallace claims to have married West in Milwaukee on April 1 1911 and the judge upholds the actress privacy and position.
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Hollwood
Mae West
Frank Wallace
New York
Robert W. Kenny
Demurrer
Wallace
Mae
Milwaukee
Court ruling outlines marital status inquiry
The Judge held that declaratory relief should have been requested. Wallace has 20 days to proceed. Mae remains under orders to appear before Judge Emmet HH. Wilson Somerrow must show cause why she should not answer questions she ignored in deposition bearing.
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Wallace
Mae
Emmet HH
Wilson Somerrow
Lunt Man Who Picked Up Money From Street
Youngstown police hunt for a man in a green sedan who picked up five dollars from a street. The incident occurred in the city on May 18 as investigators reviewing a cash loss call for witnesses and clues.
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Lunt
Youngstown, O
Mann
Large sum found tied to car drop sparks probe
Ten and twenty dollar bills from the street and a messenger helped haul the cash but authorities say the money is part of 26 dollars Powers, a garage owner, says his wife and daughter dropped it from their car en route to a bank. The report notes unfamiliar names and places as part of the unfolding incident.
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Michael Kluchar
Emery Powers
Bible read aloud on gramophone discs for the blind
London reports a project to record the Bible on gramophone discs so blind listeners can hear the Gospels read by notable voices in Great Britain. The Gospels of St. Luke have already been completed.
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Hible
London
Great Britain
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Keith Joel
Robert Carruthers
South Amherst
Nichols Funeral Home
Museum of Natural History
Lucile Leach
Hospital News
G. L. Wilcos
Lakewood
George L. Probeck
Bennett Funeral Home
F. R. Powers
Beatrice Johnstone
Women's Democratic Clu
Bob” Rice
Cedar St
DeBray Body Shop
Raybesios
DIAL
G. J. O'Connor Phone Pte
Bo Ptt
Lorain County Bank
THE
Lorain County
Amherst, Ohio
Elyria Furniture CO
Simmons
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